ok, it's actually pretty complicated but I'll give you the specific
issue.
I'm making a dictionary of form fields, views.py:
form = RetailForm()
categories = ['Toys', 'Bird']
checkboxlist = {}
for category in categories:
num = 0
for field in form:
if field.help_text == category:
checkboxlist[category+'%s' % num] = field
num += 1
return render_to_response('RetailForm.html', {'form': form,
'checkdata': checkboxlist})
And then im displaying them on a template, RetailForm.html:
The dictionary: {{ checkdata }}
<br />
<br />
Dictionary items:
{% for check in checkdata %}
{{ check }}
{% endfor %}
Here is the output:
The dictionary: {'Toys0': <django.newforms.forms.BoundField object at
0x1bb4e50>, 'Toys1': <django.newforms.forms.BoundField object at
0x1bb4e90>, 'Bird0': <django.newforms.forms.BoundField object at
0x1bb4fd0>}
Dictionary items: Toys0 Toys1 Bird0
The dictionary items are outputting the variable names as strings, but
i would like them to actually output the checkbox input. They are
obviously getting put into the dictionary as objects. Any ideas on how
i can output the value of those variables on the page instead?
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